Robinson Top News

Twenty new cases here

By Randy Harrison

| October 15, 2021

Twenty new coronavirus cases were reported by the Crawford County Health Department Thursday. The la...

Trick-or-Treat dates and times set for county

By Angela Downing

| October 14, 2021

Communities around Crawford County have all set the times and date of trick-or-treating for this year.

Polly Launay played the violin on stage during Live at the Fife Wednesday evening. Gil T. Wilson and Rachel Carter hosted the live radio show while Tony Collins did the sound and introduced the hosts. Angela Downing | Daily News

Old time radio show staged at Fife Opera House

By Angela Downing

| October 15, 2021

Musical guests and other entertainers hit the stage at the Fife Opera House in Palestine for Live at the Fife Wednesday.

Hutsonville may need to increase water rates

By Angela Downing

| October 13, 2021

Hutsonville may be forced to increase water rates for the village. Funds in the water fund account are running low and may soon be in the red. The board discussed the idea of increasing the monthly water bills by $2.

Oblong gets ready for Fall Follies, other October events

By Angela Downing

| October 13, 2021

Fun and festival is back on the agenda this fall in Oblong. The Oblong Village Board of Trustees recently met to discuss the upcoming Fall Follies and other upcoming October events.

Eighteen new cases here

By Randy Harrison

| October 13, 2021

Local coronavirus cases increased again Tuesday with the Crawford County Health Department reporting...

lawrenceville top news

Evening Acute Care walk-in appointments only

October 15, 2021

LAWRENCEVILLE — As of Monday, Oct. 18, the Lawrence County Memorial Hospital’s Acute Care Clinic, will be walk-in appointments only for all evening Acute Care/respiratory patients. Patients will be send on a first come, first serve basis.

Indians, Salukis square off in annual Oil Field Trophy Game

By JOSH BROWN

| October 15, 2021

Bragging rights in Lawrence County are on the line once again this week, as rivals Lawrenceville and Red Hill hit the gridiron against each other in the annual Oil Field Trophy Game Friday night at Ed Loeb Field.

Before totally calling it quits, the Lawrenceville Garden Club planted a tree at Lawrenceville City Park commemorating 67 years of city beautification. Four members of the club, plus Fry’s Landscaping, planted the tree which is a Crimson King Maple. Club members who participated in the tree planting include: (front row, from left), Ann Umfleet, Ellen Brown, Jean Leo and Frances Brinkley. Back row, from left, are: Dave Helderman, from the Lawrenceville Parks Department, along with Ray Hull and Bob Fry, of Fry’s Landscaping.

Garden Club plants tree in city park

October 14, 2021

Before totally calling it quits, the Lawrenceville Garden Club planted a tree at Lawrenceville City Park commemorating 67 years of city beautification.

Don't rake fall leaves, recycle them

October 14, 2021

URBANA — Every fall, an onslaught of leaves drop relentlessly into yards leaving homeowners to rake, bag and haul them out on the curb. But what many don’t know is that those golden-hued leaves are gold in the garden.

Parkside Elementary School in Lawrenceville has named its Students of the Month for September of the 2021-22 school year. Pictured, from left, are: Jase Brown, kindergarten; Roland Padgett, first grade; Kallie Childress, second grade; Jaylyn Thurman, fourth grade; and Alliah Harris, fifth grade. Emmitt Bearden, third grade, is not pictured. The students were presented with a certificate, a pencil and candy.

Parkside names Students of the Month for September

October 14, 2021

Parkside Elementary School in Lawrenceville has named its Students of the Month for September of the 2021-22 school year.

See more top news